Sentence examples for most primitive humans from inspiring English sources

The artists instead retrieve and embody the primal mark of the most primitive humans.

For Freud, they also represented society's capacity to manage the most primitive human drives by incorporating them into daily cultural practice.

The Australian aborigine is probably the father of us all; he is supposed by some people to be the nearest thing to the missing link, and thus the most primitive human being in existence.

So, is this just because we have not yet got computers which approach in power and complexity the most primitive human brain (remember, they can't even play football) but that we some time will?

Furthermore, one of the most primitive human behaviors related to sounds is the identification of sound sources [11].

Brown says shame is the most primitive human emotion we all feel -- and the one no one wants to talk about.

This is truly a mixed-media experience, with all the high-tech tools of cinematography and sound design combined with the most primitive human instruments -- our hands -- to create a rich and moving experience.

Phenotypic analysis of the most primitive human HSPC compartment was undertaken 9 weeks after transplantation.

We generated a lentivirus expressing short-hairpin RNA (shRNA) targeting human CITED2 and performed assays to enumerate LTC-ICs, the most primitive human progenitors assessable in vitro.

This HSC phenotypic profile indeed encompasses previous findings by Weissman and colleagues and those of numerous other investigators demonstrating that the most primitive human hematopoietic progenitor cell (PC) populations are lineage−, CD34+, CD38−, CD90+ and CD45RA−.

By taking art back to its origins of making primordial and direct marks on a surface--the kind of art which the most primitive of humans made to record their existence--artists now sought to purge civilization of its warrior impulse.